"ken follett weaves a great tale"
held my interest throughout. all characters were well woven and believable.
The reader speakes all the characters fluently and consistently. a great listen
"enlightening"
yes
almost a documentary
He brings affection to the character of charley wilson and his reading helps to clarify the many complex relationships in the story.
Win the battle and loose the war
do governments and well intentioned peoplewith power really make decisions that ultimately benefit their constituents. this book leaves you with a big question mark.
"patience will be rewarded"
the presentation of plot
The murderer--- you have to follow to the end to appreciate
good character impersonations
watson--he would be relaxed than holmes
loved the plot was surprised by the twist. the storey lingers. be patient just when i thought i had lost the plot there it was.
"justice depends on your point of view"
sympathy questionable justice
my sympathy and belief in justice was put under question.
He is consistant with his intonations and inflections of the individual characters.
He made events come allive and put me in the sync with the characters.
No it was easy to pick up from where i left off.
This was a book that left me rethinking my understanding of justice.and reasons for individual behaviour.
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"self improvement where it counts"
yes. we all know and understand the 4 agreements this book makes us rethink the extent and detail of these behaviors and objectives
like the meeting in the bar in star wars it made me rethink my life.
Yes great casting here
I liked his take on excellence. the fact that our ability to be excellent is not always the same and that a poor result in terms of satisfaction may occur if we strive beyond or less than our ability. .